Sentence examples for become a very easy from inspiring English sources

The Red Sox fans have delighted in trying to rattle Knoblauch, who has become a very easy target for opposing fans because of his very public throwing problems, so they pounced on him as if he were a miniature Roger Clemens.

As soon as we chased the game and opened up and needed to go attack for attack we became a very easy team to play against.

"If it's going to cost me that much more in labor, it becomes a very easy business decision," she said.

"It became a very easy foil for Texas Republican leaders," where even those running in local elections could campaign as much against Obama as against a local rival, said Mark Jones, a fellow in political science at Rice University in Houston.

This becomes a very easy cycle of diagnose and treat that is the cornerstone of medicine.

The left-hand spin is a very easy move to become efficient in, and shouldn't take more than one or two weeks to get the hand of.

In terms of turning this into a cost-effective litigation solution, the easiest way is simply to become a Muslim (again, very easy to do: just say, "There is only one god, Allah, and Muhammad is his prophet" in the presence of a witness), then divorce your wife.

In a monastery, it becomes very easy to become strict and inflexible - especially for visitors.

While producing small models with a layered manufacturing process has become very easy, creating larger and more durable objects still requires a designer to address an expanded list of issues.

You can't just pass the ball once and then run into the opposition, you become very narrow and it becomes very easy to defend against.

It had all become very easy, very efficient and maybe a little empty.